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I guess I should start our first with the with the Super Bowl just to reset as it was a game that was not close.

I mean, it was over by halftime.

It really was.

The final score is 40 to 22,

and it was not as close as the final score.

I mean, it was.

Yeah, the scores late were meaningless.

It was an evisceration by the Philadelphia Eagles defense and mainly the

defensive line. It was reminiscent of the most overwhelming defensive performance I've

witnessed in my lifetime, and I was the 85 Bears.

Yeah, I remember that game vividly as a seven-year-old kid.

I was, was I seven, was I seven, was I seven yet, eight, yeah, I think I was, yeah, I hadn't turned eight yet.

It would have been January of 86.

Yeah.

January 86, so I was eight. Yeah, I was eight. So, listen, listen, it was a bloodletting.

It's what it was. He probably was bleat. I mean, it was just an utter destructive performance by the Eagles

defensive line, unrelenting the pass rush. In his lap, every single snap, he couldn't breathe

in the back field. They couldn't do anything. And they talked about, well, they need to run the football.

How?

There just was no, there was no coaching around, no scheming around,

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